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Here’s hoping you got number one in the Swedish chess challenge. Here’s another mate in 4, this time with king and rook vs. king. Don’t worry, they get harder soon enough!


1.Ra7 Kg8 2.Kf6 Kh8 3.Kg6 Kg8 4.Ra8#

 


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